Three new exhibitions. Large-scale sculptures. Site-specific commissions. Experience art under open sky. | Storm King Art Center

Haven't seen "Sonia Gomes: Ó Abre Alas!" yet? Hurry up, the exhibition closes November 10! Sonia Gomes’s richly textured fabric sculptures and assemblages of wood, wire, and thread carry a sense of intimacy and connection, as if the artist’s touch lingers in every fold, knot, and stitch—inviting viewers to consider the histories embedded in the materials themselves. | Storm King Art Center

Outlooks: Dionne Lee closes November 10—plan a visit to spend time with the artist's work "between the falling leaf and the surface of rock," in which she uses the cyanotype process to create an automatic record of nature on stone. Ready to dive deeper into Lee's work? The artist has created a new film in conversation with her exhibition at Storm King. On November 8, enjoy a tour of Lee's sculpture with the artist and Associate Curator Eric Booker, followed by an outdoor screening of the film. |

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George Rickey's steel kinetic sculptures, taking advantage of a breezy spring day. Two Planes Vertical-Horizontal II, 1970 Six Lines in a T, 1966–79 Five Open Squares Gyratory Gyratory, 1981 © Estate of George Rickey / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York | Storm King Art Center

Happy Birthday to George Rickey! Rickey is best known for his kinetic sculptures made of reflective steel that move with the wind at unpredictable intervals. The artist is represented at Storm King by 3 sculptures - ’Six Lines in a T’, 'Two Planes Vertical-Horizontal II’ and ‘Five Open Squares Gyratory Gyratory’. | Storm King Art Center